its not incredulity. i'm unfamiliar with what law this would be prosecuted under, so i asked.
the HF incident is pretty clear in which laws were broken. this one, not so much.
i can't think of any case where, for example, malicious edits of wikipedia were prosecuted under any law in the US.
>Also when AI agents are set in motion to edit wikis
i do not believe there is evidence that the agents were instructed to edit the wikis.
> its not incredulity. i'm unfamiliar with what law this would be prosecuted under, so i asked.
Fair enough.
> i do not believe there is evidence that the agents were instructed to edit the wikis.
Huh? These are machines, built by their human builders. The humans are responsible.